The Inability to Satisfy Consumer Needs Can Be Attributed to All

question 65

Multiple Choice

The inability to satisfy consumer needs can be attributed to all of the following, except

• A) inadequacy of upfront intelligence efforts.
• B) failure on the part of company to stick close to its core competencies.
• C) the inability to provide better value than competing products and technologies.
• D) new product sales growing far more rapidly than sales of current products.

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Definitions:

Improve Quality

Efforts or measures taken to enhance the standard, performance, or value of something, often applied to products, services, or life conditions.

Americans

Citizens or residents of the United States, often reflecting a broad range of cultural, ethnic, and racial backgrounds and identities.

Americanization Programs

Initiatives aimed at assimilating immigrants into American culture, traditionally focusing on teaching English and American history and government.

Lusitania

A British ocean liner sunk by a German submarine in 1915 during World War I, an event that significantly affected public opinion and contributed to the US entering the war.